Beaumont ISD’s CTE director works with industry partners to prepare students for the future.

Successfully implementing AI in K–12 districts requires a cohesive data strategy.

This cart offers a smarter way to charge, store and organize devices.

K–12 employees can seamlessly collaborate on documents from anywhere.

Intentional classroom design elements foster a more comfortable, stimulating and nurturing atmosphere.

As students engage with artificial intelligence companions, schools must develop guidelines that focus on education, monitoring and content moderation.

This cybersecurity technique uses the principles of quantum mechanics to encrypt and securely transmit data.

As vaping surges amongst students, K-12 districts are deploying vape detection sensors in spaces to identify incidents in real time.

Conducting a security assessment, particularly with the assistance of a professional, can give K–12 IT teams an improvement plan to bring to school leadership.

Districts say these solutions defend networks and simplify management.

Onboard cameras keep a watchful eye on students and give districts faster access to video.

Hybrid learning, lecture capture and generative artificial intelligence tools tailor lessons to individual student needs.

Despite tight budgets and diverse student needs, schools are finding smart ways to make esports accessible and impactful.

Technology modernization is often framed as a dramatic change for schools, but it’s more often a careful progression.

A quarter-by-quarter look at the federal grants, state programs and private funding sources that can help schools invest in the technology they need.

Including AI in the curriculum requires faculty training and new ways to assess learning.